Lenovo ThinkPad P16v Gen 2 16" WUXGA Mobile Workstation, Intel Core Ultra 7-155H 1.4GHz, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, NVIDIA RTX 1000 Ada 6GB, Windows 11 Pro, Black

2024-09-11T20:00:00

Great experience so far! Easy to understand website and great support when I had questions. Very quick shipping and machine looks and feels great. Love it

Tygh

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2024-08-29T20:00:00

Works like the average PC. Smooth start Up and friendly workspace.

Phoenix5

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2024-08-28T20:00:00

This laptop is amazing, works so good, start up is fast. It had a defective battery and Lenovo repair center replaced it right away for me! Works good for school and work!

TarynL

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2024-08-18T20:00:00

I recently got my hands on the Lenovo ThinkPad P16v Gen 2, and let me tell you, this thing is less of a laptop and more of a portable powerhouse. It's like Lenovo looked at a Swiss Army knife and said, "That's cute, but can it run CAD software and edit 4K videos simultaneously?" Spoiler alert: it can. First off, the screen. It's so crisp that I swear I can see into the future. Or maybe it's just my reflection when I'm staring at it in awe. Either way, the 16-inch display is so vibrant, it's like my spreadsheets are throwing a party-finally something to celebrate in Excel. The keyboard? Oh, don't even get me started. It's like typing on a cloud. If clouds were made of tiny, perfectly responsive keys that never miss a beat. My typing speed has doubled, mostly because I'm no longer wasting time yelling at the keyboard for missing letters. Seriously, it's almost like the keyboard is anticipating my every move. If it starts making coffee, I'm in trouble. Now, the performance. This thing doesn't just multitask; it multiphases. I had 50 Chrome tabs open, was running a virtual machine, editing a video, and playing a game of Solitaire-because who doesn't need a break sometimes?-and the ThinkPad didn't even break a sweat. I'm pretty sure it could launch a space shuttle if I could figure out how to connect the right cables. Battery life? Let's just say I've forgotten what it feels like to be tethered to a wall outlet. I'm starting to think the P16v is powered by some secret Lenovo magic because it just keeps going...and going...and going. I'm convinced it's secretly siphoning power from the nearest star. But let's not forget the weight. It's hefty, but in a reassuring way, like carrying a small, portable fortress. Sure, it's not ultralight, but that's just because it's packed with enough power to double as a personal defense mechanism. Need to fend off an attacker? Just show them the benchmark scores, and they'll run in terror. In conclusion, the Lenovo ThinkPad P16v Gen 2 isn't just a laptop; it's a lifestyle. If you're looking for something that can handle anything you throw at it, all while giving you the satisfying click of a perfectly engineered keyboard, this is the device for you. Plus, it doubles as a great arm workout when carrying it around. Win-win!

Zer0Byte1

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2024-06-12T20:00:00

Fast. Bright & crisp screen. Great keyboard with number pad.

mzhud

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2024-05-29T20:00:00

In general, this is a solid machine. I purposely chose the integrated graphic card version to get better thermal control. With dual fan and Ultra 7 CPU, the thermal control seems to be better. The main drawback is one USB-A port only. Wireless mouse dongle occupies the USB-A port. In the case of using USB thumb drive, I had to unplug the mouse dongle to plug in the thumb drive. And I had to use the integrated mouse stick/touch pad to select the files I want to copy. P16v has a big chassis and abundant space. I don't understand why not giving it two USB-A ports. Lenovo is still using 45%NTSC, 300 nits screen in 2024, which surprises me.

Helloguys

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